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To: Ausdauer who wrote (19157)2/14/2001 9:36:27 PM
From: puborectalis  Read Replies (2) of 60323
 
dilemma solved!

In addition to accepting standard floppies, this digital camera takes
SuperDisks, letting you store up to 1500 images on one removable
120MB disk. It would take 83 floppies to store the same amount of
images. If your PC is not equipped with a SuperDisk Drive, you can
still use the SuperDisks for storage and the included USB cable to
quickly and easily transfer images to and from your camera directly to
your computer.
The Panasonic PalmCam has a .37" CCD that uses over 1.3 million
pixels allowing you to capture sharp, crisp images in high resolution.
Before and after you shoot an image, you can see what that image will
look like on the camera’s 2.5" color LCD screen with 112,000 pixels.
The LCD screen doubles as an on-screen menu that you can use to
control various camera features and settings.
You can produce incredible close-up shots by zooming in on the
action using the built-in wide angle or telephoto settings. The PalmCam
is equipped with a 3:1 optical zoom. For additional zoom options, use
the camera's 2x digital zoom feature to magnify the image to twice its
normal size.

A still image with audio can be recorded for five seconds so that when
that photo is played back on your PC you can add corresponding
audio. Using QuickTime format, the camera also allows for motion
image recording with audio. A total of 90 motion recording files can be
stored on one SuperDisk.
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